Aug 2015
Brave and strong*
That how I describe her
Her beauty shines
As the morning breeze blows her hair
Her dress sways
Like the graceful grass
And she's as sweet,
As poppies in the field
Holding her parasol
With dignity and beautiful soul
Nothing will ever compare
To her never ending care
That how I describe her
Her beauty shines
As the morning breeze blows her hair
Her dress sways
Like the graceful grass
And she's as sweet,
As poppies in the field
Holding her parasol
With dignity and beautiful soul
Nothing will ever compare
To her never ending care
This poem is an example of an ekphrasis. Ekphrasis is defined as a poem derived from one medium of art (such as paintings) by describing and defining its essence and form.
In relation to this, the paintings of Claude Monet captured me in writing this.
I failed to right in rhymes I'm sorry. Only the last stanza got it right.
In relation to this, the paintings of Claude Monet captured me in writing this.
I failed to right in rhymes I'm sorry. Only the last stanza got it right.
